Tap into Maple hits the sweet spot It’s that sweet time of year again, as the days and nights get warmer, and sap starts flowing through maple trees, the sweetest trail you’ll find in Central Ontario is the one that will lead you to all things maple in Orillia & Lake Country. Running March 3 to April 6, Tap into Maple is an opportunity to
Come Taste the Tradition… Since 1965, this annual event attracts thousands of visitors ready to taste the local maple syrup poured onto thousands of pancakes. The entire community comes alive and volunteers, young and old, contribute in any way they can. The proceeds raised by the Festival are donated back to non-profit organizations in the community. To date, the Festival has raised millions of dollars
Maple Syrup Festivals GTA Family Guide – Spring 2025 Spring is just around the corner and with it a very sweet time of year has arrived in Ontario – the sap is running, and that can only mean one thing – Maple Syrup! Enjoy a pancake breakfast, learn how many buckets of sap make a litre of syrup, and hop on a wagon ride! Maple
Special family-fun activities and maple syrup demonstrations on weekends and March Break! Festival Days & Hours March Break – Saturday, March 8 to Sunday March 16 Weekends – March 23, 24, 29, 30 and April 5, 6 Hours of Operation: Event Hours: 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Maple Syrup Demonstrations: 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Gift Shop operating hours: 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Food
The Elliott Tree Farm 2025 Maple Syrup Experience kicks off on Saturday February 15 for Family Day Weekend! Join us within an hour of the GTA for our annual Canadian tradition with our famous pancake breakfast at the Horse Barn Canteen, followed by a 10 – 15-minute sugarbush trail walk to enjoy our sugarbush experience where you will visit our sugar shack, check sap buckets,
A very sweet time of year has arrived in Ontario – the sap is running, and and that can only mean one thing – Maple Syrup! Enjoy a pancake breakfast, and learn how many buckets of sap make a litre of syrup!
Tap into Maple hits the sweet spot It’s that sweet time of year again, as the days and nights get warmer, and sap starts flowing through maple trees, the sweetest trail you’ll find in Central Ontario is the one that will lead you to all things maple in Orillia & Lake Country. Running March 3 to April 6, Tap into Maple is an opportunity to
Come Taste the Tradition… Since 1965, this annual event attracts thousands of visitors ready to taste the local maple syrup poured onto thousands of pancakes. The entire community comes alive and volunteers, young and old, contribute in any way they can. The proceeds raised by the Festival are donated back to non-profit organizations in the community. To date, the Festival has raised millions of dollars
Maple Syrup Festivals GTA Family Guide – Spring 2025 Spring is just around the corner and with it a very sweet time of year has arrived in Ontario – the sap is running, and that can only mean one thing – Maple Syrup! Enjoy a pancake breakfast, learn how many buckets of sap make a litre of syrup, and hop on a wagon ride! Maple
Special family-fun activities and maple syrup demonstrations on weekends and March Break! Festival Days & Hours March Break – Saturday, March 8 to Sunday March 16 Weekends – March 23, 24, 29, 30 and April 5, 6 Hours of Operation: Event Hours: 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Maple Syrup Demonstrations: 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Gift Shop operating hours: 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Food
The Elliott Tree Farm 2025 Maple Syrup Experience kicks off on Saturday February 15 for Family Day Weekend! Join us within an hour of the GTA for our annual Canadian tradition with our famous pancake breakfast at the Horse Barn Canteen, followed by a 10 – 15-minute sugarbush trail walk to enjoy our sugarbush experience where you will visit our sugar shack, check sap buckets,
A very sweet time of year has arrived in Ontario – the sap is running, and and that can only mean one thing – Maple Syrup! Enjoy a pancake breakfast, and learn how many buckets of sap make a litre of syrup!
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